Terry Casey – Providing Ethical Behavioral Health Services to Children & Adolescents

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Teaching Staff: Terry Casey
Total Time: 5 Hours, 33 Minutes
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Legal notice for reprinting: May 25, 2017
Description

Master the Ethics of Working with Children

Any ethical dilemma requires careful consideration and deliberation. It may be extremely perplexing, intimidating, and anxious-inducing when young children or teenagers are involved. The field of mental health is murky at best, and doctors are often left with more questions than solutions.

Dr. Terry Casey will provide you the tools you need to deal with any ethical dilemma that may come up in your work with children, teenagers, and their families by listening to this tape and using the exercises he provides. Dr. Casey has created a novel ethical decision making model, which you will learn to use in a wide range of situations. These include required reporting, boundaries, divorce and child custody, and online connections. Dr. Casey will lead you through case studies using vignettes as you examine options in light of relevant ethical rules and federal and state legislation.

Handouts

Ethics in Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Care: A Guide for Providers and Practitioners (2.52 MB)

The Entire 135 Pages Will Be Yours After Payment

Children and Adolescents’ Needs for Ethical Behavioral Health Services: A Handout (0.98 MB)

Extensive 45-Page Plan that may be Downloaded After Payment

MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES AS A GUIDE TO DECISION MAKING

Institutional Policies Regarding Ethical and Legal Considerations in Clinical and Therapeutic Settings
concerns for, and benefits to, the therapist

QUESTIONS UNIQUE TO WORKING WITH CHILDREN

Contrast “assent” with “consent.”
Problems in Keeping Secrets
Exceptions
Procedure for Informing Minors and Their Parents or Guardians
Individuals whose parents are divorced or in the process of divorce
Methods for Child Rearing
Protection of children’s health records
Regulations affecting pre-adults and teens

DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES MODEL

First, consider each viewpoint to determine which concerns are most important.
Two, if the issue has a moral dimension, consider…
Consultation, the Third Step
Fourth Stage: Recording Your Choice

PROBABLY WORKING THE MODEL

First round of required documentation: “the phone intake”
There are a number of connections in “Client in a bind.”
Perspectives and Limits in “The Coffee Shop”
Arguments between Robert and his parents reach Round 2: “Robert’s divorced parents.”
A predicament involving Julia’s divorced parents.
Cyber friendships; online connections; “online pals”
Round #3
“Celeste and her father” is a case of competing rights.
Amassing confidence in the procedure: “Amanda and Stephanie”
Dependability and guidance: “The Play Therapy Request”
Supplemental (time permitting) (time permitting)
Reviewing the Boundaries: To quote Dawn, “I’ll have a caramel macchiato.”
Faculty

Professor Terry Casey of Graduate Studies Consistent courses and goods quantity: 20

Licensed psychologist and HSP health service provider TERRY CASEY, PhD, has been working in the field for over 30 years. For the past 16 of those years, he has served as the director of counseling and psychological services for a nonprofit organization with more than 30 counselors spread across more than a dozen locations. He maintains a private practice in Franklin, Tennessee, and is on the faculty of both the clinical mental health counseling master’s program at Lipscomb University and the clinical counseling doctoral program at Trevecca Nazarene University. Dr. Casey has advised two institutions’ graduate counseling programs and chaired the ethical committee for the Tennessee Licensed Professional Counselors’ Association. He is a regular speaker on the topic of ethics for groups including the American Counseling Association, the Tennessee Licensed Professional Counselors Association, and the Nashville Area Association of Christian Counselors. If you want to learn more about him and his services, you can do so at rencounselingtn.com.

Declaratory Statements by the Speakers

Dr. Terry Casey has a successful private practice and relies on the income from it to support his family. He currently serves as an extra professor at Lipscomb. PESI, Inc. pays Dr. Casey a speaking fee for her time and expertise.

Dr. Terry Casey has professional affiliations beyond only his practice, as he is a member of both the American Psychological Association and the American Counseling Association.

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